This original song written by Bob Rice and performed by Righteous B, Taylor Tripodi and Born, drives home Christ's admonition to love with no exceptions.

Children play on a playground and we see a glimpse of how boundaries make us free.

Fr. Joseph Espaillat explores the pitfalls of relativism and why we are made for better than the "I'm okay/you're okay" mentality that is plaguing humanity.

Meet Manny, a young man who's taking a few hits to his dignity from people who aren't weighing the impact of their words.

Jake keeps messing up, except he doesn't see it that way---at least not at first. Thanks to a little outside help, that's about to change.

A handful of teens are in a chapel. They are praying, worshipping, adoring. See what's moving them in such a powerful way.

We all want to be happy. The question is, "How do we make that happen?" Explore a nonconventional path to true happiness.

Hear a youth perspective on the meaning of the 4th commandment.

Sarah and Lucy are hanging out on the couch discussing life when Sarah makes a disturbing discovery.

Five young men talk openly and frankly about pornography, its pervasiveness, its danger, its addictive nature and its beat-ability.

Five young women talk openly and frankly about pornography, its effects, its danger, and the fact that it's not just a guy thing.

Sr. Alicia Torres speaks about how her involvement in pro-life work led to a broader understanding of the value of every human life.

Follow three people who struggle with being content and come to resolution through the realization of their inherent worth and God-given blessings.

Writer/Director Andrew Hyatt shares his journey from living a lie to living the truth.

Bob Rice, host of The Faith Show, has two special guests, and when it comes to sex, they couldn't be more opposed to each other. See how he handles them and who he calls in for some added help.

Two girls are living on opposite ends of the social spectrum. One seems to have it all and one is reminded every day that she doesn't. Then something happens that closes the gap between them.

We always ask for more hours in a day, but what if the hours we've been given aren't enough because they've been stolen? And what if we're the ones doing the stealing? Explore the possibility that we can take back time by doing one simple but difficult thing.

See Richard. Richard sits...and sits...and sits while the clock ticks...and ticks...and ticks.

A pretty girl plus some ugly pants equals a confrontation with pride.

Can Richard eat it all? Should he eat it all? Isn't there something better he can do with his time?

What happens when Richard wants more and there's a little kid behind him who just wants to take her turn?

Pretty girl has a pretty car and Richard drives a beater. What happens next isn't pretty.

It's okay to take out your anger on the beloved school mascot, right? It's just a little knock with a golf cart. What harm could it do?

The pretty girl is back and Richard has a decision to make.

In our struggle to believe in Jesus' radical love for us, it's important to remember that His mercy is greater than any fear.